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Frank Lampard has ALREADY written off Arsenal and Manchester United as challengers for next season’s Premier League title.
The former England international played his final game in the English top-flight at the weekend before he moves to the MLS to join New York City.
He ended his time in this country as a Premier League runner-up with Manchester City, while his former club, Chelsea, claimed the top prize.
And he believes the likes of Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham will be left playing catch-up again next term and beyond.
He said: “They [Manchester City and Chelsea] are very much a replica of each other and I think they’ll be the top two clubs in English football for the next few years, and hopefully going into Europe.
“They’ve got great foundations, they’re looking to the future with the training grounds and the academies, the squads as they are, and I think that will be the way it will be.
“From being inside the camps at Chelsea and Manchester City, I know what they’ve got and I know the quality. Chelsea certainly deserved to win the title this year because of the way they played and the consistency level, and it’s all up for grabs again next year.”
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